GE CS5500 User Manual

6 PROGRAMMING A SAMPLE SYSTEM
6.1 The sample system
This chapter explains how to program a basic system using the tasks and settings
outlined in Table 4. More information on installing a basic system can be found in the
Installation Manual. Enter 1122 to silence the keypad if it starts beeping during
programming.
Task Programming information
Setting up the system
Setting the keypad partition and keypad number Partition 1
Setting the system date and time Master user code
Enrolling the system modules
Defaulting the panel Module 0
Defining the country code
Configuring the system
Configuring the keypads Partition 1
Keypad 1
Keypad 2
Configuring zones 4 hardware zones:
Zone 1 is an entry/exit zone.
Zone 2 and 3 are burglary zones.
Zone 4 is a fire zone.
Configuring the phone settings Phone number: 0852525
Account Code: 112233
Protocol: SIA
Programming the wireless modules
Defaulting the wireless modules RF receiver module 32
Programming the wireless detectors 2 zones:
Zone 9 is a door/window sensor burglary zone.
Zone 10 is a PIR detector burglary zone.
Table 4 A sample system
6.2 Setting up the system
When you have installed the system, select the user interface language. For more
information on changing the language, see page 9.
6.2.1 Setting the keypad partition and keypad number
You must set the partition and keypad number for the current keypad. The keypad can
connect to the bus only after you set these numbers.
1. The keypad prompts you to enter the partition number for the current keypad.

GE CS5500 Specifications

General

Model	CS5500
Brand	GE
Display	LCD
Backlight	Yes
Power	12VDC
Type	Keypad
Compatibility	GE Security Systems

Summary

1 Introducing the CSx75 System

Getting Started

Provides an overview of the CSx75 system and initial setup procedures.

LCD Keypad (CS5500)

Details the functions and indicators of the CS5500 LCD keypad.

Other Methods of Programming

Explains alternative programming methods besides the menu system.

2 Programming the System

Powering Up the System

Explains initial system power-up and essential settings like language and defaults.

Entering Programming Mode

Guides on how to access the installer menu and navigate its levels.

Navigating the Menus

Details how to move through menu options using navigation keys.

Selecting a Menu Option

Describes how to select menu options and navigate forward or backward.

Changing a Menu Option

Explains how to modify selection list, binary, and numeric entries.

Changing Phone Numbers and Phone Prefixes

Details the process for editing phone numbers and prefixes.

Exiting the Menu System

Provides instructions on how to safely exit the programming menu.

Programming Map

Outlines the overall menu structure for system programming.

3 Editing Text

Overview

Explains the text editor and word library for customizing system messages.

Word Library

Details the word library feature for speeding up text entry.

Installer Message

Describes how to configure custom messages displayed on the keypad.

4 Programming with the UDx75 Software

Other Methods of Programming

Introduces programming via UDx75 software as an alternative method.

Connecting the Panel to the Computer

Details serial and modem connections for computer access.

Programming with Up/Download Software

Explains data transfer between panel and computer using software.

Programming Tasks

Lists various programming tasks and their corresponding UDx75 menu paths.

5 Advanced Programming

Multi-area Mode

Configures keypad operation for single or multiple area control.

Copying Zones

Enables copying zone settings to other zones for efficient configuration.

Modifying Existing Zone Types

Explains how to change input type, names, and attributes of zone types.

Setting up a Keypad to Use Multiple Languages

Details how to configure a keypad to support multiple languages.

Setting up a Communicator

Covers configuring reporting events to multiple central stations.

6 Programming a Sample System

The Sample System

Provides an overview of programming tasks for a basic system setup.

Setting up the System

Guides on setting up keypad partition, date/time, and enrolling modules.

Configuring the System

Details configuration of keypads, zones, and phone settings.

Programming the Wireless Modules

Covers defaulting and programming wireless detectors and modules.

7 Reading the Event Log

Reading the Event Log

Details how to access and view the system's event log.

8 Reference

Appendix 1: Reporting Fixed Codes in Contact ID or SIA

Lists event codes for Contact ID and SIA reporting formats.

Appendix 2: Overview of Module Numbers

Provides a list of module numbers for various system components.

Appendix 3: Output Events

Details selectable output events for control panel, expander, and power module.

Appendix 4: Communicator Formats

Lists selectable communication formats for central station reporting.

Appendix 5: Service Messages

Explains service messages and the actions required to resolve them.

Appendix 6: Tasks Summary

Summarizes tasks and the user authority required for each.

Appendix 7: Event Log Events

Provides explanations for various event messages found in the event log.

Appendix 8: Word Library Words

Lists the predefined words available in the keypad's word library.

9 Glossary